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When and how to fertilize hedge plants
To maintain constant growth hedge plants require regular fertilizing. For flowering hedges fertilise just before flowering begins and just after flowering finishes. For foliage hedges, fertilzing can be done in the wamer months twice, to three times. For most hedge varieties a dose of around 40grams (large handful) per m2 is sufficient.
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